One of the Many Ways to Spell Disappointment

                    By Ava Pimentel

    You get a B on a test that you know you could have done better on. You are disappointed but you’re okay with that. You tried your best and that is all that matters. The next class, you receive a test that you got a D on. You are so disappointed. You are very angry and frustrated. You studied for this test and you prepared for it, but now your parents are going to kill you. You try to hide your test from your parents, but you forget that they sent out an email about the test. Your parents ask you about the test and you have no choice but to just suck it up and show them. They are mad. You plead your case and they kind of believe you, but they are still upset. You try everything to get them to understand, but nothing works. You accept the fact that you got a D and that you got grounded for a week, but you are still disappointed and you can’t change that.